Guardian Crossword Clues
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- It's the midwife's business to provide baby's first sister with cot (10) — OBSTETRICS 2002-09-26
- Blame a financial institution's greed (8) — RAPACITY 2002-09-26
- Arm and leg I'm breaking with a twinkle (8) — AGLIMMER 2002-09-26
- Something to go with the curry? (Chat-up involved bringing it up) (8) — CHUPATTI 2002-09-26
- It's screamed by bird in pop group with raised colour (4,6) — BLUEMURDER 2002-09-26
- Saw to reform of desanctified 25 (6) — TRUISM 2002-09-26
- Mental activity is pre-empted by votes against (6) — NOESIS 2002-09-26
- Compiler compiled on a plateau (6) — MESETA 2002-09-26
- Reversal of setback keeps one in the frame (8) — ESPALIER 2002-09-26
- Lord of old to acquire gismo (6) — GADGET 2002-09-26
- Brownish haze previously arousing suspicion (8) — MISTRUST 2002-09-26
- Follower of Louis XV - or of French winter sport? (6) — DELUGE 2002-09-26
- Legal eagle missing turn at jousting match (8) — ATTORNEY 2002-09-26
- Logo with spaces for inclusion of Belgium and Luxembourg (6) — EMBLEM 2002-09-26
- Tutee with IQ10 confused by cyberspace protocol (10) — NETIQUETTE 2002-09-26
- Serb gutter press working here? (4,6) — GRUBSTREET 2002-09-26
- Beer buffs, given time, returning to surface (6) — TARMAC 2002-09-26
- Far from simple book about artist's materials (8) — TOILSOME 2002-09-26
- Vulgar report about the Italian fabric (6) — BURLAP 2002-09-26
- Muscle up, improbably, with equipment for internal investigation (8) — SPECULUM 2002-09-26
- Money church got back for cake (6) — ECLAIR 2002-09-26
- Frenzy about maggot returning to Canadian province (8) — MANITOBA 2002-09-26
- Soldier died in the wilderness (4) — GOBI 2002-09-25
- Yarn about the Euro to raise the spirits (5) — ELATE 2002-09-25
- This could be active in vice ring (5) — VOICE 2002-09-25
- False clues, missing first object in investigation (9) — SLEUTHING 2002-09-25
- Covering false alarm caused jam (9) — MARMALADE 2002-09-25
- Without Kitty, Jack croaked and gave up (9) — ABDICATED 2002-09-25
- What a librarian may do and hope to get (5,7) — UTTERSILENCE 2002-09-25
- Fabric made up in the form of a circular cylinder (5) — LYCRA 2002-09-25
- We sat around quietly to work? Not here (5,4) — SWEATSHOP 2002-09-25
- River bird (4) — NENE 2002-09-25
- Synthetic drugs are perhaps not physic (9) — HYPNOTICS 2002-09-25
- Overseas letter from the volunteer force? (5) — THETA 2002-09-25
- Corruption in order is a killer (9) — GARROTTER 2002-09-25
- Chorale transposed in key for a soloist? (8,4) — BACHELORFLAT 2002-09-25
- It's a bore, so agree to differ (5) — EAGRE 2002-09-25
- Row with leader appears in the press (8) — HEADLINE 2002-09-25
- Sequel to "England expects..."? (5,2,1,6) — BIRTHOFANATION 2002-09-25
- A planter involved in nurturing seed (8) — PARENTAL 2002-09-25
- Professional opinion of a scheme lacking point (6) — ADVICE 2002-09-25
- They entertain a tourist on board (9) — STRIPPERS 2002-09-25
- Boy catches one out (5) — FIRED 2002-09-25
- Rush without starting to be modest (5) — HASTE 2002-09-25
- It's exclusive East German xenophobia (9) — OSTRACISM 2002-09-25
- ... and kind of jacket with back to front characteristics (6) — STRAIT 2002-09-25
- New overcoat inducing development of form ... (8) — EVOCATOR 2002-09-25
- Letters of agreement (14) — CORRESPONDENCE 2002-09-25
- How to behave in religious home? (8) — HONESTLY 2002-09-25
- Sectarian turns 23 with time (5) — BIGOT 2002-09-25
- Barren black betrayal (5) — BLEAK 2002-09-24
- Caribbean characters promoted in surrealist's festival (6) — DIWALI 2002-09-24
- Old Ford's highly placed houses (6) — ZODIAC 2002-09-24
- How oral evidence is presented, apparently (2,2,4) — ITISSAID 2002-09-24
- Wasted time after she didn't marry the writer (8) — MISSPENT 2002-09-24
- Fugitive with a record (Hear me out!) left (9) — EPHEMERAL 2002-09-24
- Part of 9 and 1 across ravaging ie rural France (5,8) — FRIARLAURENCE 2002-09-24
- Donne's topped in a way by something of Petrarch's (6) — SONNET 2002-09-24
- Book the return passage (6) — EXODUS 2002-09-24
- One assuming the lead in "The Mousetrap"? (3,6) — BIGCHEESE 2002-09-24
- America's epistolist with a satiric look East, perhaps (8,5) — ALISTAIRCOOKE 2002-09-24
- Remove old oil refinery in some measure (5) — ELOIN 2002-09-24
- Blair ignoring Tyneside to hold service in Cyprus (8) — LIMASSOL 2002-09-24
- One or the other litigated in 22 12 to preserve North Aberdeen airport (8) — JARNDYCE 2002-09-24
- Takes trouble with daughter? Cousins did! (6) — SKATED 2002-09-24
- They are hot and cold around the Southwark and Lambeth area (8) — CHILLIES 2002-09-24
- Energy backing the last word in irrigation (5) — ENEMA 2002-09-24
- Certain an assortment is sent? (2,1,6) — INATRANCE 2002-09-24
- Forms of public transport by the Tiber, say (9) — RHOMBUSES 2002-09-24
- Bad odour has the prince leaving the platform (5) — ODIUM 2002-09-24
- Subtle St Michael, the Destroyer (3,9) — THEALCHEMIST 2002-09-24
- Unravelling a logic, denser as compressed would you say? (5-7) — CLOSEGRAINED 2002-09-24
- Accommodation with hot water in Yorkshire (5) — HOUSE 2002-09-24
- Dethrone and sit on one dangerously (9) — DISANOINT 2002-09-24
- Cast aggressively before fish in fine feathers (5,4) — FLINGDOWN 2002-09-24
- "R loves me whole-heartedly!" (1 across)? (5) — ROMEO 2002-09-24
- Notables then, not-ables now? (3-5) — HASBEENS 2002-09-24
- A miss from August and, with time, a miss from Will (6) — JULIET 2002-09-24
- Sucker in starting price swindle (5) — SPRIG 2002-09-23
- He wrongly assumes moneylender carries cash (7) — USURPER 2002-09-23
- Royal train, perhaps? (7) — RETINUE 2002-09-23
- Watch what one says (3-4) — LIPREAD 2002-09-23
- Always be brave and don't worry (5,4) — NEVERFEAR 2002-09-23
- Drilling site? (8,5) — DENTISTSCHAIR 2002-09-23
- Trainee in crash course (7) — AINTREE 2002-09-23
- Community with spirit, though lacking humanity (5,4) — GHOSTTOWN 2002-09-23
- Pick up contract (4,2) — TAKEIN 2002-09-23
- Can turn into American fighting formations (5) — UNITS 2002-09-23
- Horseman may give ace turn (7) — CENTAUR 2002-09-23
- He has no choice, poor chap (6) — BEGGAR 2002-09-23
- Scoff at journalist's return journey (6) — DERIDE 2002-09-23
- Very interested in the paper, say (4) — RAPT 2002-09-23
- Irate novel makes startling disclosure (10) — REVELATION 2002-09-23
- Start overture (8) — APPROACH 2002-09-23
- A nut roast cooked for a high flyer (9) — ASTRONAUT 2002-09-23
- Ground rent deposit? (4) — LAVA 2002-09-23
- It may be played on the lawn in summer (4) — HOSE 2002-09-23
- Smooth foil used for decoration (4,5) — IRONCROSS 2002-09-23
- Windy winds (8) — TWISTERS 2002-09-23
- Concentrate on providing a complete range (6) — MASSIF 2002-09-23